Commonly Viewed Parks

Featured Park

South Cumberland State Park

Composed of more than 20,000-acres on the Cumberland Plateau, South Cumberland is noted for its clear cascading streams and waterfalls, natural sandstone bridges, rocky gorges, lush woodlands and spring wildflowers.

Activities

Wild for Wildflowers

Wildflower displays in late spring, early summer can’t be beat! Explore the dazzling, native rhododendrons atop Roan Mountain, look for early blooming Tennessee Coneflowers at Long Hunter or enjoy more than 100 acres of native wildflower fields at Seven Islands. It’s a botanical bonanza!

Cabins

Other Accommodations

Park Restaurants

Designed to satisfy hungry visitors, our eight state park restaurants are great places to enjoy a holiday meal, quench your thirst after an invigorating hike or gather the family for a simple Sunday dinner.